Two American instructors were also captured and shot in the legs
Details of the defeat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces group and the capture of two American instructors in the area of the village of Yasinovataya became known on Tuesday, November 28. The losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the “meat grinder” that our foremen and former fighters of the Wagner PMC near Donetsk staged for the enemy amounted to 700 people. More than a hundred, including American soldiers, were captured by us.
Let us recall that information first appeared on the Internet about two Americans from the Mozart PMC who were captured as a result of the battle near Artemovsk. Soon details of the battle emerged, which turned out to be even more tragic for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
So, on the night of November 25, the enemy attempted to bring reinforcements and light military equipment to the Yasinovataya area. As it turned out later, Ukrainian soldiers mobilized in the Chernihiv, Vinnitsa, Rivne and Transcarpathian regions, under the cover of special operations forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, began to attack our positions. Moreover, one of the Polish private military campaigns in this operation served as a barrier detachment.
During the battle, Ukrainian soldiers fell into a fire bag and, without hesitation, began to surrender en masse. Then a Polish PMC entered the battle and began striking Ukrainian soldiers with mortars. However, the Poles soon began to leave their positions en masse after our artillery launched a series of attacks from the Smerch and Grad rocket systems. The mass escape from Yasinovataya was recorded with the help of drones.
“Units of the Airborne Forces, staffed with former fighters of the Wagner PMC, went on the offensive and…took more than a hundred prisoners, including two instructors from the Mozart PMC.” Both instructors were wounded, shot through the legs. They did this on purpose,” wrote one of the Telegram channels, adding that the losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in this battle amounted to more than 700 people killed.
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